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Message started by badwolf on 07/11/21 at 15:45:14

Title: A bike for MMRanch...
Post by badwolf on 07/11/21 at 15:45:14

Mike,  I found the perfect bike for you to run around with Dave on his Trail 90 -
https://www.webbikeworld.com/2020-yamaha-tw200-model-overview/

And they bill it as ac''Farm Bike'' maybe you could even write it off for your ranch!

Title: Re: A bike for MMRanch...
Post by springman on 07/12/21 at 09:53:46

I've always wanted to ride a tw200. The look like they would be fun. MM would love it.

Title: Re: A bike for MMRanch...
Post by MMRanch on 07/12/21 at 20:26:04

Yes , MMRanch would love to have one of them or the Suzuki version either.

Really , for the same $$$ I could get the Royal Enfield 400cc version with the same fuel millage.

So many toys and so little time !!!  :-[

.................

I almost hate to admit it , but I ride the W650 more than any of the ones I have .   Its "Well Mannered" and "Capable" at the same time.  
I'd still take the Guzzi if going on a long ride.
The LS650 handles better and pulls just about as strong - especially at lower RPMs.
I don't like the chain drive or the tube tires , but its still got the best and easiest to live with manners.  8-)

Torn between three lovers !!!

:)

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So if Dave starts bring the Trail 90 to play in the dirt with and we want to play too ,  I might get serious about another toy ?   ;)




Title: Re: A bike for MMRanch...
Post by springman on 07/13/21 at 08:28:32

MM, you're too much. I hope you guys have a great time.

Title: Re: A bike for MMRanch...
Post by sjaskow - FSO on 07/13/21 at 09:53:56


1112100B0C050F030C620 wrote:
I've always wanted to ride a tw200. The look like they would be fun. MM would love it.


I took the Ohio BMC course on a TW200. It'd be a great bike for around town or rural two lanes since I'd bet the top speed would ohly be 55-60. And my only issue was the bumpity-bump of the big knobby on the back was annoying on the parking lot after 2 days.

Title: Re: A bike for MMRanch...
Post by MMRanch on 07/13/21 at 10:01:12

Springman its never the same if you don't join us , on what ever the adventure is.  

A light weight African twin would be nice !   That may be call the Himalaya ?   :-/

Title: Re: A bike for MMRanch...
Post by Dave on 07/17/21 at 06:39:50

A bit too expensive for me and MM.....but a nice pair!

https://cincinnati.craigslist.org/mcy/d/cincinnati-two-honda-ct110s-and/7350481439.html

And if MM buys an Africa Twin - I expect to see him use it properly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm_2h38Alwc

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm_2h38Alwc[/media]

Title: Re: A bike for MMRanch...
Post by MMRanch on 07/17/21 at 07:53:00

I was amazed at what the big African twin could do till I noticed it was really a CRF 250 twin.    ;D

Not that I'm likely to be doing any of that stuff on either bike !   :-[

I must be getting old !   Those jumping around and over stunts gave me a case of "Drop-Jaw" instead of "Envy and Challenge"  

:)

Bigger is not always Better !  

Hay , if we knew someone who is a "Trials Bike" rider , I'd think they could do that stuff !   ::)

Title: Re: A bike for MMRanch...
Post by Dave on 07/17/21 at 08:28:05


57455745485B5459521A0 wrote:
I was amazed at what the big African twin could do till I noticed it was really a CRF 250 twin.    ;D

 



The first half of the video is a white African Twin.....the second half is the red CR250 single.

Toni Bou is the undefeated National Champion Trials rider for a good reason!  He does unbelievable things on any bike he rides!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlkvb9J0m7k

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlkvb9J0m7k[/media]

Title: Re: A bike for MMRanch...
Post by MMRanch on 07/17/21 at 21:14:55

That stuff defies physics as I thought I understood it !   8-)

Title: Re: A bike for MMRanch...
Post by badwolf on 07/17/21 at 21:35:46

To a trails rider, the laws of physics are just guidelines.

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